Reviews for No Touching At All Manga

I read this one too, called Jiru Ni Hama. It's amazing that this is my debut work. The shy expression is so cute. It makes me cringe.

Right from the beginning, I was really drawn into the conversation. Following a development that slowly made my heart heat up, I was so moved that I burst into tears in the second half. It was very clear that both of them genuinely cared for their partner. Thank you, Professor Yoneda Kou, for your wonderful work.

It was a sad but very sweet, and relaxing story. It was my first book in this genre, but I was able to read it easily!

The change of heart where the two are attracted to each other was depicted so naturally, and I was so impressed. It was a wonderful work that I wanted to reread over and over again with a compelling story about how we got together as much as possible.

It's better not to have painful experiences in the past, but it is only because you have had painful experiences that you can be kind and be considerate of others. It's a work that makes you want to be happy for a long time. Rather than BL, you fall in love with people as people. It's a work that makes me think there is love in a deeper place. Nah, do you like erotica too?

Maybe it's because of BL, but it was a very satisfying story. It wasn't a whim, but I'm glad. Looks like I'm going to buy the author

I love Yoneda Kou-sensei. The visuals of the two are nice, but the story is deep and I am very satisfied.

Actually, the movie I happened to watch on YouTube came first. So I fell in love with Togawa-san, and the actor who played Togawa-san was so good that I really wanted to read the original story... The movie felt sad, and the naughty parts of the original story were pretty modest, but I'm glad I read it anyway.

It's almost 10 years since the debut film went on sale. The color hasn't faded, and I've noticed how many times I've reread it, so it's amazing that it's still fresh. I think everything is good about it is a well-balanced sense, but it's a work that raised the hurdle of what I was looking for. Not to mention the story and characters, but the sense of facial expressions, choice of words, space, location, etc. is exquisite. Even though it's just a dreary studio scene, I really like the atmosphere where the moving air, smells, and sounds seem to come through. The keyword is the family that stopped Shima-kun. I also like the last one, which makes me think that the family created by Togawa-san and the two of them is also different from people but is an ant.

It's one of my favorite works by my favorite artist. Uke, who was hurt by her previous relationship and is timid, and Nonke's attack, who lost all of her family when she was a child and admires her family. They are both attracted to the relationship that began with their bodies, but the conclusion was chosen by the two due to an offensive transfer! It makes me cry. I recommend it.

No matter how many times I reread it, my heart is full of sadness, and it makes me think that the future of the two of them will be happy... This is a really satisfying book.

The past of each of them is sad. due to that trauma... I cried so much in tatters. I wish I had seen 2 more people.

I was able to shed tears naturally even though there was no easy-to-understand lacrimal gland induction. The characters have realistic character images, and you are drawn in.

Just like men and women, the subtleties of romance between men came naturally. I started reading BL because of this work, but since I'm a beginner, I've bought the author so far. There's no doubt about any of them.

What you didn't want to touch was the other person's heart, wasn't it? If you touch it, you'll see something that you won't be able to turn back. It's an adult love between Togawa-san, who is aggressive yet clumsy and kind, and Shima-kun, who is afraid of getting hurt and has become unbearable, lick each other's wounds. I wonder if there was something there that attracted them precisely because they both had disastrous pasts. It's not just a friendly relationship where they just spoil each other, and the result of one person trying to live by supporting each other is two people being together, what exactly lies beyond that? I think Shima-kun probably ended up there, refused, and ran away. On the other hand, I think Togawa-san saw something warm about the future where the two of them were together and admired it. It's a clumsy form of love between two people who pass by and struggle to somehow fill in each other's unfilled parts. “Did they not need me?” A question I've always had. This is probably what connected the two. At the end, it was Happien, but I wonder if this was a little good... Shima-kun is the type that gets carried away, and I'm sure he's the type that gives everything to Togawa-san and makes a deposit... Togawa-san is a stubborn type that's hard to grasp. Ahh... but Togawa-san is also the type who is emotionally fragile, or rather deep, who is bursting with emotion before you know it, isn't he? does it work surprisingly well?? The story is a story where the naive part is tingling, which is a bit heartbreaking rather than sad. There is also a serious sense of realism. This is a story about adult emotions, isn't it? heavy. The sense of reality is incredible. It's not just a happy happien; it's the end point of the hearts of two people who are too sad.

you'll fall in love with Togawa-san's casual sense of manhood, right? A man who can fill Shima-chan's cowardly heart without knowing it and give her proper shiawase? from now on, we're both bound and jealous while feeling a good sense of restraint and jealousy, we're probably going to be ashamed?

It's interesting. Recommended for office workers who focus on romance, trauma, and stories.

It's a sad story, but it makes me cringe. Togawa-san's behavior is cool. Kindness comes from having a dark past. It's a work I've reread over and over again.